Saturday morning one-liners

Posted by Mike Florio on December 1, 2012, 9:46 AM EDT

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Some Dolphins have a problem with Chiefs plays seeking photographs with and autographs from Peyton Manning.

Bills QB Tarvaris Jackson is frustrated he’s not playing but he understands why he’s getting $3 million to stand around on game days; “It’s a cutthroat league and there really isn’t any loyalty, so it wasn’t like it was a big shock or anything like that,” Jackson said of the fact that he quickly fell out of favor in Seattle.

The Patriots’ offensive line has been working pretty well as a work in progress.

Former Broncos QB Jake Plummer hopes to reconnect with football, possibly in TV, after deciding he had enough several years ago; “It’s everyone’s dream to be famous,” Plummer said, explaining that when using a public restroom “and the guy wants to shake your hand, it’s like, OK.”

Though he hasn’t been playing, Raiders QB Terrelle Pryor thinks he has gotten better; “It’s amazing, the accuracy I have now,” Pryor said. “I’m able to step into my throws and throw it exactly where I want, and I’ve got to keep getting better at that.”

Rams CB Janoris Jenkins tries not to think about what might have been if he hadn’t gotten in trouble in college; “It was just a humbling experience,” Jenkins said. “I put myself in that situation. I’ve just got to move on and just focus on now and not what happened in the past, what I could have made and what I’m making now.”

Cardinals S Kerry Rhodes gets his first crack at the team that traded him, coached by a man who wrote that Rhodes “wasn’t one of us.”

1 responses to “Saturday morning one-liners”

Mularkey left Buffalo, in part at least, because his family was taking abuse from that small subset of fans that personalize everything about their home team.
People that attack a coach’s family are morons. The vast majority of fans in Buffalo, or any city, understand that football is just football, but every town has a few of those clowns.